Griswold has long had an interest in the craftsmanship and history of indigenous peoples. This stems back to earlier days when she made pottery and became interested in the wood fired and hand coiled and decorated Native American pottery. She has been intrigued with the usage of natural materials in crafts and the roles the natives played within their tribe. These paintings are studio works and many are based on research, using varied historical photographs for authenticity and accuracy. Most of her oil paintings are available in the form of originals, digital format, glichee prints and note cards. See the links on this site that will lead you to them as well as classes in oils.